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- the present disclosure relates to mobile canisters and, in particular, canisters that include a container and a closeable lid coupled to the container. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a recloseable, sealable, small portable canister for foodstuffs or other small articles.
- a mobile canister in accordance with the present disclosure includes a container, a lid, and a container mount configured to support the container on a belt worn by a person so that the container and lid are mobile.
- the container is sized and adapted to contain pet treats and the container mount comprises a bracket coupled to the container and a belt clip coupled to the bracket.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a mobile canister in accordance with the present disclosure showing the canister as it is about to be clipped to a belt of a user and showing a 37 flip” lid coupled to a container carrying a belt clip and opened to permit the user to remove pet treats stored in the container;
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a belt clip as it is about to be coupled to a clip mounting bracket coupled to an exterior portion of the container and showing the flip lid in a closed position on the container;
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the canister of FIG. 1 (after closure of the flip lid) showing pet treats stored in the container and mating engagement of the belt clip and the clip mounting bracket;
- FIG. 4 is a side elevation view of the belt clip of FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the mobile canister of FIGS. 1-3 as it is about to be 37 hung” on a hook provided on a canister display rack in a retail store by passing the hook through two hook receivers formed in the belt clip and showing two other similar canisters already coupled to the canister display rack;
- FIG. 6 is a top plan view of the mobile canister of FIG. 1 after the flip lid has been moved to a fully opened position;
- FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the canister of FIG. 6 taken along line 7 - 7 of FIG. 6 showing a closure and hinge included in the flip lid and suggesting a path along which the closure might move as it pivots on the hinge relative to the container in a counterclockwise direction toward a closed position;
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 9 showing location of the closure relative to the underlying container before the user pushes downwardly on the lid to 37 snap” the closure to a closed position on the container;
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line 9 - 9 of FIG. 2 showing the closure retained in a closed position on the container owing to mating engagement of an inwardly extending retainer on the closure with an outwardly extending flange on the container.
- a mobile canister 10 includes a container 12 , a lid 14 , and a container mount 16 .
- Container mount 16 cooperates with container 12 to provide means for supporting container 12 on a belt 18 worn by a person 20 so that container 12 and lid 14 are mobile.
- Container 12 is formed to include an interior article-storage region 22 .
- the container includes a floor 24 and four side walls 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 terminating at a top edge 29 defining a top opening into interior article-storage region 22 .
- side wall 25 provides an exterior surface 30 associated with container mount 16 .
- Lid 14 includes a closure 32 and a hinge 34 coupled to container 12 .
- Lid 14 is mounted for movement on container 12 between an opened position (shown, for example, in FIGS. 1, 6 , and 7 ) exposing an opening into interior article-storage region 22 in container 12 and a closed position (shown, for example, in FIGS. 2, 3 , 5 , and 9 ) closing the opening into interior article-storage region 22 .
- container 12 and lid 14 are molded using a plastics material such as polypropylene to form a monolithic unit and hinge 34 is a 37 living” hinge.
- container mount 16 includes a bracket 36 coupled to container 12 and a belt clip 38 configured to be coupled to bracket 36 .
- belt clip 38 includes a strip retainer 40 coupled to container 12 and a strip 42 appended to strip retainer 40 .
- Strip 42 is arranged to extend downwardly from strip retainer 40 as suggested in FIGS. 1 and 3 and cooperate with container 12 to provide means for supporting container 12 on a belt 18 worn by a person 20 .
- bracket 36 includes a strip support bar 44 and first and second standoffs 46 , 48 coupled to side wall 25 of container 12 and to strip support bar 44 .
- Strip support bar 44 interconnects distal portions of first and second standoffs 46 , 48 .
- Strip support bar 44 is located in spaced-apart relation to side wall 25 of container 12 to define a retainer receiver channel 50 therebetween.
- Strip support bar 44 includes an upper edge 51 located a first distance from lid 14 and top edge 29 of container 12 and a lower edge 52 located a grater second distance from lid 14 and top edge 29 of container 12 as suggested, for example, in FIG. 3 .
- belt clip 38 includes in series an anchor 61 , a bracket plate 62 , an upper inclined segment 63 having a generally 37 negative” slope, a ridge 64 , a lower inclined segment 65 having a generally 37 positive” slope, and an elongated distal tongue portion 66 .
- Anchor 61 and bracket plate 62 cooperate to define strip retainer 40 .
- Inclined segments 63 , 65 and ridge 64 cooperate to define a proximal root portion 69 of strip 42 and cooperate with distal tongue portion 66 to define strip 42 itself.
- bracket plate 62 of strip retainer 40 is arranged to extend through retainer receiver channel 50 formed in bracket 36 .
- Strip 42 is appended to a lower portion of bracket plate 62 while anchor 61 is appended to an upper portion of bracket plate 62 .
- Anchor 61 is arranged to engage strip support bar 44 to block discharge of bracket plate 62 from retainer receiver channel 50 and movement of strip 42 away from bracket 36 .
- Anchor 61 includes stop means 67 for engaging upper edge 51 of strip support bar 44 to block movement of anchor 61 in a first direction 71 through retainer receiver channel 50 as suggested in FIGS. 3 and 4 .
- Anchor 61 also includes ramp means 68 for engaging lower edge 52 of strip support bar 44 and expanding retainer receiver channel 50 formed by flexible bracket 36 to allow movement of stop means 67 in an opposite second direction 72 through retainer receiver channel 50 during movement of strip 42 in opposite second direction 72 toward bracket 36 so that stop means 67 lies in confronting relation to upper edge 51 of strip support bar 44 as also suggested in FIGS. 3 and 4 .
- anchor 61 is located in a space between top edge 29 of container 12 and upper edge 51 of strip support bar 44 when belt clip 38 is coupled to bracket 36 .
- closure 32 of lid 14 includes a top wall 74 closing the opening into interior article-storage region 22 upon movement of lid 14 to assume the closed position.
- Closure 32 also includes a side wall 76 appended to a perimeter of top wall 74 and arranged to surround an upper portion of container 12 when lid 14 is closed.
- Side wall 76 is formed to include a cutout 78 and anchor 61 is arranged to lie in cutout 78 upon movement of lid 14 to the closed position as shown in FIGS. 2 and 5 .
- strip 42 includes a distal tongue portion 66 and a proximal root portion 69 .
- Distal tongue portion 66 is arranged to extend along exterior surface 30 of container 12 in downward direction 71 away from bracket 36 .
- Proximal root portion 69 is arranged to interconnect bracket plate 62 and distal tongue portion 66 .
- Proximal root portion 69 is also formed to include a hook receiver adapted to receive a hook 80 provided on a canister display rack 82 to support container 12 on hook 80 as suggested, for example, in FIG. 5 .
- Proximal root portion 69 provides means interconnecting distal tongue portion 66 and strip retainer 40 for receiving a hook 80 on a canister display rack 82 to support container 12 on hook 80 .
- first inclined segment 65 of proximal root portion 69 is appended to an upper part of distal tongue portion 66 and is formed to include a lower hook receiver 84 .
- Second inclined segment 63 of proximal root portion 69 is appended to a lower part of bracket plate 62 and is formed to include an upper hook receiver 86 .
- lower hook receiver 84 has a rectangular shape
- upper hook receiver 86 has a square shape
- lower hook receiver 84 is wider than upper hook receiver 86 .
- first inclined segment 65 is curved and includes a convex surface facing toward exterior surface 30 of side wall 25 of container 12 .
- Second inclined surface 63 is substantially flat.
- Distal tongue portion 66 has a width and first inclined segment 65 has a width that is greater than the width of first inclined surface 65 as suggested in FIG. 2 .
- first inclined segment 65 cooperates with distal tongue portion 66 to form an obtuse included angle therebetween.
- Second inclined segment 63 cooperates with strip retainer 40 to form an obtuse included angle therebetween.
- belt clip 38 further includes a belt flange 88 appended to strip 42 to face and project toward exterior surface 30 of side wall 25 of container 12 .
- Belt flange 88 is arranged to lie in spaced-apart relation to bracket 36 to define a belt-receiving space 90 located therebetween and also located between strip 42 and exterior surface 30 of container 12 as suggested in FIGS. 1 and 3 .
- Belt flange 38 is formed to include a horizontal upper surface 91 facing toward bracket 36 and an inclined lower ramp surface 92 facing away from bracket 36 .
- Upper surface 91 provides means for engaging a lower edge 93 of a belt 94 worn by a person 20 and arranged to extend through belt-receiving space 90 as suggested in FIG. 1 .
- Inclined lower ramp surface 92 is oriented to provide means for engaging an upper edge 95 of belt 94 to move distal tongue portion 66 away from container 12 to admit a portion of belt 94 into belt-receiving space 90 as mobile canister 10 is coupled to belt 94 .
- Container 12 also includes a rigidifying section 96 appended to exterior surface 30 of side wall 25 as shown best in FIG. 3 .
- Rigidifying section 96 is arranged to project outwardly from exterior surface 30 in a direction away from interior article-storage region 22 .
- Bracket 36 is coupled to rigidifying section 96 and is shorter in length than rigidifying section 96 .
- strip retainer 40 is arranged to contact rigidifying section 96 when belt clip 38 is coupled to bracket 36 .
- bracket 36 provides means for retaining bracket plate 62 in a fixed position on rigidifying section 96 and relative to exterior surface 30 .
- Such retention biases distal tongue portion 66 in a direction toward exterior surface 30 to define belt-receiving space 90 between exterior surface 30 and distal tongue portion 66 so that container 12 can be supported on a belt 94 worn by a person 20 .
- Lid 14 is configured to 37 snap” to a closed position on container 12 as suggested in FIGS. 6-9 .
- Closure 32 of lid 14 includes, for example, two inwardly extending retainers 101 , 102 at corner portions of lid 14 as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 .
- closure 32 is moved to the position over container 12 shown in FIG. 8 and then a downward force is applied to closure 32 , closure 32 is moved to assume the closed position on container 12 shown in FIG. 9 .
- This retention is owing to mating engagement of inwardly extending retainers 101 , 102 on closure 32 with an outwardly extending flange 103 at top edge 29 of container 12 .
- Mobile canister 10 includes a recloseable, sealable, small, portable container 12 provided with a belt clip 38 . It is made in an illustrative embodiment from polypropylene or other suitable material to provide a moisture barrier to maintain freshness of foodstuffs stored in canister 10 .
- Belt clip 38 snaps in place so that canister 10 can be hung on a belt 94 for portability. This small crush-resistant container could also be placed in a person's pocket as an option for portability.
- Belt clip 38 is adapted to be coupled to a conventional clip strip.
- Flip lid 14 allows for one-handed opening and closing in the field.
- Flange 103 is designed to accommodate heat-sealed thin membrane thereon when lid 14 is closed to enhance product freshness.
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- The present disclosure relates to mobile canisters and, in particular, canisters that include a container and a closeable lid coupled to the container. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a recloseable, sealable, small portable canister for foodstuffs or other small articles.
- A mobile canister in accordance with the present disclosure includes a container, a lid, and a container mount configured to support the container on a belt worn by a person so that the container and lid are mobile. In an illustrative embodiment, the container is sized and adapted to contain pet treats and the container mount comprises a bracket coupled to the container and a belt clip coupled to the bracket.
- Additional features of the disclosure will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon consideration of the following detailed description of illustrative embodiments exemplifying the best mode of carrying out the disclosure presently perceived.
- The detailed description particularly refers to the following figures in which:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a mobile canister in accordance with the present disclosure showing the canister as it is about to be clipped to a belt of a user and showing a 37 flip” lid coupled to a container carrying a belt clip and opened to permit the user to remove pet treats stored in the container; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a belt clip as it is about to be coupled to a clip mounting bracket coupled to an exterior portion of the container and showing the flip lid in a closed position on the container; -
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the canister ofFIG. 1 (after closure of the flip lid) showing pet treats stored in the container and mating engagement of the belt clip and the clip mounting bracket; -
FIG. 4 is a side elevation view of the belt clip ofFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the mobile canister ofFIGS. 1-3 as it is about to be 37 hung” on a hook provided on a canister display rack in a retail store by passing the hook through two hook receivers formed in the belt clip and showing two other similar canisters already coupled to the canister display rack; -
FIG. 6 is a top plan view of the mobile canister ofFIG. 1 after the flip lid has been moved to a fully opened position; -
FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the canister ofFIG. 6 taken along line 7-7 ofFIG. 6 showing a closure and hinge included in the flip lid and suggesting a path along which the closure might move as it pivots on the hinge relative to the container in a counterclockwise direction toward a closed position; -
FIG. 8 is a sectional view similar toFIG. 9 showing location of the closure relative to the underlying container before the user pushes downwardly on the lid to 37 snap” the closure to a closed position on the container; and -
FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line 9-9 ofFIG. 2 showing the closure retained in a closed position on the container owing to mating engagement of an inwardly extending retainer on the closure with an outwardly extending flange on the container. - As suggested in
FIGS. 1 and 2 , amobile canister 10 includes acontainer 12, alid 14, and acontainer mount 16.Container mount 16 cooperates withcontainer 12 to provide means for supportingcontainer 12 on abelt 18 worn by aperson 20 so thatcontainer 12 andlid 14 are mobile. -
Container 12 is formed to include an interior article-storage region 22. In the illustrated embodiment, the container includes afloor 24 and fourside walls top edge 29 defining a top opening into interior article-storage region 22. In the illustrated embodiment,side wall 25 provides anexterior surface 30 associated withcontainer mount 16. -
Lid 14 includes aclosure 32 and ahinge 34 coupled tocontainer 12.Lid 14 is mounted for movement oncontainer 12 between an opened position (shown, for example, inFIGS. 1, 6 , and 7) exposing an opening into interior article-storage region 22 incontainer 12 and a closed position (shown, for example, inFIGS. 2, 3 , 5, and 9) closing the opening into interior article-storage region 22. In the illustrated embodiment,container 12 andlid 14 are molded using a plastics material such as polypropylene to form a monolithic unit andhinge 34 is a 37 living” hinge. - As suggested in
FIG. 2 ,container mount 16 includes abracket 36 coupled tocontainer 12 and abelt clip 38 configured to be coupled tobracket 36. In the illustrated embodiment,belt clip 38 includes astrip retainer 40 coupled tocontainer 12 and astrip 42 appended tostrip retainer 40.Strip 42 is arranged to extend downwardly fromstrip retainer 40 as suggested inFIGS. 1 and 3 and cooperate withcontainer 12 to provide means for supportingcontainer 12 on abelt 18 worn by aperson 20. - As suggested in
FIGS. 2 and 6 ,bracket 36 includes astrip support bar 44 and first andsecond standoffs side wall 25 ofcontainer 12 and tostrip support bar 44.Strip support bar 44 interconnects distal portions of first andsecond standoffs Strip support bar 44 is located in spaced-apart relation toside wall 25 ofcontainer 12 to define aretainer receiver channel 50 therebetween.Strip support bar 44 includes anupper edge 51 located a first distance fromlid 14 andtop edge 29 ofcontainer 12 and alower edge 52 located a grater second distance fromlid 14 andtop edge 29 ofcontainer 12 as suggested, for example, inFIG. 3 . - In the illustrated embodiment, as shown, for example, in
FIG. 4 ,belt clip 38 includes in series an anchor 61, abracket plate 62, an upperinclined segment 63 having a generally 37 negative” slope, aridge 64, a lowerinclined segment 65 having a generally 37 positive” slope, and an elongateddistal tongue portion 66. Anchor 61 andbracket plate 62 cooperate to definestrip retainer 40. Inclinedsegments ridge 64 cooperate to define aproximal root portion 69 ofstrip 42 and cooperate withdistal tongue portion 66 to definestrip 42 itself. - As suggested in
FIGS. 2 and 3 ,bracket plate 62 ofstrip retainer 40 is arranged to extend throughretainer receiver channel 50 formed inbracket 36.Strip 42 is appended to a lower portion ofbracket plate 62 while anchor 61 is appended to an upper portion ofbracket plate 62. - Anchor 61 is arranged to engage
strip support bar 44 to block discharge ofbracket plate 62 fromretainer receiver channel 50 and movement ofstrip 42 away frombracket 36. Anchor 61 includes stop means 67 for engagingupper edge 51 ofstrip support bar 44 to block movement of anchor 61 in a first direction 71 throughretainer receiver channel 50 as suggested inFIGS. 3 and 4 . Anchor 61 also includes ramp means 68 for engaginglower edge 52 ofstrip support bar 44 and expandingretainer receiver channel 50 formed byflexible bracket 36 to allow movement of stop means 67 in an oppositesecond direction 72 throughretainer receiver channel 50 during movement ofstrip 42 in oppositesecond direction 72 towardbracket 36 so that stop means 67 lies in confronting relation toupper edge 51 ofstrip support bar 44 as also suggested inFIGS. 3 and 4 . As shown best inFIG. 1 , anchor 61 is located in a space betweentop edge 29 ofcontainer 12 andupper edge 51 ofstrip support bar 44 whenbelt clip 38 is coupled tobracket 36. - As suggested in
FIGS. 1 and 2 ,closure 32 oflid 14 includes atop wall 74 closing the opening into interior article-storage region 22 upon movement oflid 14 to assume the closed position. Closure 32 also includes aside wall 76 appended to a perimeter oftop wall 74 and arranged to surround an upper portion ofcontainer 12 whenlid 14 is closed.Side wall 76 is formed to include acutout 78 and anchor 61 is arranged to lie incutout 78 upon movement oflid 14 to the closed position as shown inFIGS. 2 and 5 . - As shown best in
FIGS. 2 and 4 ,strip 42 includes adistal tongue portion 66 and aproximal root portion 69.Distal tongue portion 66 is arranged to extend alongexterior surface 30 ofcontainer 12 in downward direction 71 away frombracket 36.Proximal root portion 69 is arranged to interconnectbracket plate 62 anddistal tongue portion 66.Proximal root portion 69 is also formed to include a hook receiver adapted to receive ahook 80 provided on acanister display rack 82 to supportcontainer 12 onhook 80 as suggested, for example, inFIG. 5 .Proximal root portion 69 provides means interconnectingdistal tongue portion 66 andstrip retainer 40 for receiving ahook 80 on acanister display rack 82 to supportcontainer 12 onhook 80. - As suggested in
FIGS. 2 and 5 , firstinclined segment 65 ofproximal root portion 69 is appended to an upper part ofdistal tongue portion 66 and is formed to include alower hook receiver 84. Secondinclined segment 63 ofproximal root portion 69 is appended to a lower part ofbracket plate 62 and is formed to include anupper hook receiver 86. In the illustrated embodiment,lower hook receiver 84 has a rectangular shape,upper hook receiver 86 has a square shape, andlower hook receiver 84 is wider thanupper hook receiver 86. - As suggested in
FIG. 4 , firstinclined segment 65 is curved and includes a convex surface facing towardexterior surface 30 ofside wall 25 ofcontainer 12. Secondinclined surface 63 is substantially flat.Distal tongue portion 66 has a width and firstinclined segment 65 has a width that is greater than the width of firstinclined surface 65 as suggested inFIG. 2 . As suggested inFIG. 4 , firstinclined segment 65 cooperates withdistal tongue portion 66 to form an obtuse included angle therebetween. Secondinclined segment 63 cooperates withstrip retainer 40 to form an obtuse included angle therebetween. - As suggested in
FIGS. 1 and 2 ,belt clip 38 further includes a belt flange 88 appended to strip 42 to face and project towardexterior surface 30 ofside wall 25 ofcontainer 12. Belt flange 88 is arranged to lie in spaced-apart relation tobracket 36 to define a belt-receivingspace 90 located therebetween and also located betweenstrip 42 andexterior surface 30 ofcontainer 12 as suggested inFIGS. 1 and 3 .Belt flange 38 is formed to include a horizontalupper surface 91 facing towardbracket 36 and an inclinedlower ramp surface 92 facing away frombracket 36.Upper surface 91 provides means for engaging alower edge 93 of abelt 94 worn by aperson 20 and arranged to extend through belt-receivingspace 90 as suggested inFIG. 1 . Inclinedlower ramp surface 92 is oriented to provide means for engaging anupper edge 95 ofbelt 94 to movedistal tongue portion 66 away fromcontainer 12 to admit a portion ofbelt 94 into belt-receivingspace 90 asmobile canister 10 is coupled tobelt 94. -
Container 12 also includes a rigidifyingsection 96 appended toexterior surface 30 ofside wall 25 as shown best inFIG. 3 .Rigidifying section 96 is arranged to project outwardly fromexterior surface 30 in a direction away from interior article-storage region 22.Bracket 36 is coupled torigidifying section 96 and is shorter in length thanrigidifying section 96. As suggested inFIG. 3 ,strip retainer 40 is arranged to contactrigidifying section 96 whenbelt clip 38 is coupled tobracket 36. - As shown best in
FIGS. 1 and 3 ,bracket 36 provides means for retainingbracket plate 62 in a fixed position onrigidifying section 96 and relative toexterior surface 30. Such retention biasesdistal tongue portion 66 in a direction towardexterior surface 30 to define belt-receivingspace 90 betweenexterior surface 30 anddistal tongue portion 66 so thatcontainer 12 can be supported on abelt 94 worn by aperson 20. -
Lid 14 is configured to 37 snap” to a closed position oncontainer 12 as suggested inFIGS. 6-9 .Closure 32 oflid 14 includes, for example, two inwardly extendingretainers lid 14 as shown inFIGS. 6 and 7 . Whenclosure 32 is moved to the position overcontainer 12 shown inFIG. 8 and then a downward force is applied toclosure 32,closure 32 is moved to assume the closed position oncontainer 12 shown inFIG. 9 . This retention is owing to mating engagement of inwardly extendingretainers closure 32 with an outwardly extendingflange 103 attop edge 29 ofcontainer 12. -
Mobile canister 10 includes a recloseable, sealable, small,portable container 12 provided with abelt clip 38. It is made in an illustrative embodiment from polypropylene or other suitable material to provide a moisture barrier to maintain freshness of foodstuffs stored incanister 10.Belt clip 38 snaps in place so thatcanister 10 can be hung on abelt 94 for portability. This small crush-resistant container could also be placed in a person's pocket as an option for portability.Belt clip 38 is adapted to be coupled to a conventional clip strip. Fliplid 14 allows for one-handed opening and closing in the field.Flange 103 is designed to accommodate heat-sealed thin membrane thereon whenlid 14 is closed to enhance product freshness.
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